Test 01 - 1 day steep time - Soapy and sour at first, maybe too freshly mixed or former flavor residues. Gets better limiting the air flow and lowering the power to 35W. Remains quite sour, a bit acid at this stage, needs more time. Tastes a bit like a green lemon/cactus chewing-gum.

This recipe was adapted from: tjek.nu/r/3YAL

Changed:
- Dragon Fruit (Pitaya) (Inawera) to Dragon Fruit (TPA) same ratio
- Fuji Apple (FA) to Fuji Apple (CAP) same ratio
- Lemon Lime (Cap) 4% and Lime (Inawera) 0.25% to Lime Tahity (Cold Pressed) (FA) 2.25%
- Pink Guava (Flavorah) 0.25% to Papaya (TPA) 1%



http://www.amazon.com/Classic-Guava-Hard-Candy-12-3/dp/B000J0N1CK

These were the inspiration for this recipe. I always have to beg the lady at the Chinese restaurant for a handful of these every time I go. If you haven't had them, they're basically just a sweet, almost sour guava candy.

If you guys know me, you know literally 90% of my recipes have some sort of cream in them. I wanted to branch out and make a unique candy flavor this time, and I think I've nailed that down pretty well here.

FLV Pink Guava was my first choice for the base note. It's a super strong flavor, resembling grapefruit if used above 1%. I wanted to keep this flavor at a low percentage and just build other flavors around it.

I thought lime might be an interesting addition, and I've been loving INW Lime for any sort of lime hint in a recipe. It tends to overpower a mix even at .5%, so I stuck with .25% for just that hint that I wanted.

CAP Lemon Lime is just used to boost the citrus flavors. It's a pretty light flavor, and 4% seemed to be right where I wanted it.

INW Dragonfruit helps add uniqueness and boost the tropical flavor a bit.

INW Cactus for juiciness.

FA Fuji for a little more brightness.

If I had to describe this in one word, it would probably be "green".

Shake & vape! Enjoy!